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Logos, brand kits, stream overlays, banners, and thumbnails — built for creators and brands who need to look sharp everywhere their audience shows up.
A complete identity system, not just a mark — ready to drop into every surface you own.
Sized right for every platform, on-brand across all of them.
Expressive, on-model, ready for Discord and Twitch emote slots.
Most designers sell you one piece — a logo, or a set of emotes. A channel that looks professional needs every surface to match. A full VTuber or Twitch brand kit from DigiSlick covers all of it in one consistent style.
A primary logo plus the variations you actually need day to day — a stacked version for avatars, a horizontal lockup for banners, and a simplified mark that stays readable at 32 px next to your username.
Twitch and YouTube channel headers built to the current safe-area specs, so nothing important gets cropped on mobile or hidden behind the profile picture.
The screen most streamers forget. It’s what new visitors see when you aren’t live, and it’s often the first impression your channel makes.
Emotes designed to read clearly at 28, 56 and 112 px — tested at actual chat size, not just zoomed in on a canvas. Sub badges available in the same style.
About, Donate, Subscribe, Rules, Socials, Discord, Schedule, FAQ, Merch — a matched set so your channel page reads as one designed thing.
New follower, subscriber, donation and cheer alerts, drawn in your palette and exported ready to drop into OBS, Streamlabs or StreamElements.
Reference sheets, expression sets and VTuber model art — full body, half body, and headshot variations for use across your channel and socials.
A defined palette with hex codes, so anything you or a future collaborator makes stays on-brand without guesswork.
You tell us about your channel, your audience, and the feeling you want. References help — send us channels, art, or colour schemes you like, and anything you definitely don’t.
We come back with a direction and a colour palette before drawing anything final. Locking this early means the whole kit stays coherent instead of drifting piece by piece.
The logo sets the tone for everything else, so it gets approved before we move on. Once it’s right, the rest of the kit follows from it.
Banners, panels, emotes, alerts and character art are produced as a matched set — same palette, same line weights, same personality throughout.
You review the full kit together, not piece by piece, so you can see how it holds up as one identity. Revisions are included in the quoted scope.
Everything is exported at the right sizes for each platform, named clearly, and delivered in one organised folder — ready to upload, not ready to fix.
Most of our design work is for VTubers and live streamers — creators on Twitch, YouTube and Kick who have outgrown free templates and want a channel that looks like a brand rather than a hobby. We have delivered complete channel rebrands for VTubers including full model art, expression sets and stream packages.
We also work with small businesses and indie brands that need a proper identity — logo, palette, and the assets to apply it across a site, a shop, and social profiles.
What we don’t do is sell premade template packs. Every kit is drawn for the channel it belongs to, which is why the work in our portfolio doesn’t look interchangeable.
Looking for something else? See all three of our services.
Template packs are premade and sold to everyone — you pick a theme and swap in your name. A custom kit is drawn from scratch for your channel, your character, and your palette. Nobody else has it, and every piece is designed to sit alongside the others.
Yes. Individual pieces are available — a logo on its own, an emote set, panels, or an offline banner. Most creators start with one piece and come back for the rest, though a full kit works out better value and stays more consistent.
It depends on scope and how quickly feedback comes back. A logo alone is fast; a complete kit with model art, emotes, panels and alerts takes considerably longer. You get an estimated timeline with your quote before anything starts.
The number of revision rounds is stated in your quote. Revisions refine the work within the agreed direction. Changing direction entirely after approval is treated as new work and quoted separately.
Final files exported at the correct sizes for each platform — transparent PNGs where needed, correctly sized emotes at 112, 56 and 28 px, and banners built to current Twitch and YouTube specs. Source files can be included if agreed in the quote.
Yes. On full payment, ownership of the final approved deliverables transfers to you. Full terms are on our terms page.
That’s the main thing people get wrong. Emotes are designed and checked at real chat size, not just at full canvas — detail that disappears at 28 px gets simplified so the emote still reads.
Yes. If you already have a model or character you like, we can build the surrounding kit — logo, banners, emotes, panels, alerts — to match its style and palette.
Yes. We’re based in St. Petersburg, Florida and work with creators internationally. Everything is delivered digitally.
Every project is quoted individually based on what you need — a single logo and a full channel kit are very different jobs. Send us your brief through the quote form and you’ll get a fixed price back, usually within one business day.